281 로열티 프리 오디오 트랙들 "Spoken Word"에 대한

Life In The Slow Lane by FMA Overlords

Another reading of the question, "is your kidney roundup ready?".

The phrase, "oh no you can't be serious, that is some bullshit right there!".

join me in the sleep deprivation psychosis, we can make a storm on the dancefloor. - j. Gage in seattle.

The words, "you must learn to accept your loneliness, for it is in this struggle we make all our costliest mistakes. ".

Regional german dialect as spoken in the western odenwald region of southern hessia. The example is a short folk poem.

The short phrase, "it 'tis only rock and roll," enunciated in a slightly posh style.

The phrase "that unmistakeable stereophonic sound" with some of the syllables separately enunciated.

The intro phrase, "ohp! wha's that i hear a little aromatic bigbeat!".

An alternate take of the phrase, "step into the ghetto house," with reverb and an echo.

Me saying "get out" but i put the pitch up to maybe make it sound more the an older women.

Playing on the line from jimi hendrix, the comment "move over, rover, and let jim henson take over. ".

The question, "are you or is someone you know suffering from severe mental anguish?".

Narration, male voice: "headlights, head lice": several iterations of the phrase. Recorded via sennheiser e835 microphone.

The question, "you call that dancin'?" in a somewhat silly voice and doppler.

A series of announcements for the twm o'r nant theatre, recorded using audacity and plantronics usb headset mike.

Female making an announcement in spanish (mexican dialect) aboutthe magnet school in which my daughter attends.

Reading a selection from ellis bouzemunke's "thermal death time and changes in the orange transformation zone".

Reading a selection from ellis bouzemunke's "thermal death time and changes in the orange transformation zone".

A breathier version of "not like that". Slowed the pitch and added a slight flange effect on this take.

Remix of this ::https://freesound. Org/people/plploops/sounds/112206/. Edited this in caustic 3.

My voice recorded by iphone 4 mic(directly, near). Without post processing. Singing (shout-like) "hey" word slowly. Highest pitch is f4. October 2017.

Male offering good thoughts for the american thanksgiving family get-together. Uses a phony rural mix of accents.

Reading from a piece made up entirely of questions composed on an autumn morning, by joaquin flipp from his book "arriving by helicopter".

A recording of me saying hello that's been pitch-shifted, echoes, reverbed, and mastered by me. It's nothing special, but i imagine this could be a good place holder sound for anything with space. Free free to use this how you wish. Recorded using the zoom h4n device.

Took a sample from a video of a friend saying "this is the pwngene's house" (pwngene/eugene/ug was his online moniker and the video was him showing his apartment) and edited it to say "this is house". But i never did anything with it. Mostly cause my own stuff isn't true house music.

The short phrase, "a watched pot never walks away from the stove," which is a twist on the truism, "a watched pot never boils. ".

Created to work together in a sentence, but able to trigger on a synth each word separately to adjust for tempo. Complete sentence was "this is our home!" spoken in an aggressive to as if to defend home.

Created to work together in a sentence, but able to trigger on a synth each word separately to adjust for tempo. Complete sentence was "this is our home!" spoken in an aggressive to as if to defend home.

Created to work together in a sentence, but able to trigger on a synth each word separately to adjust for tempo. Complete sentence was "this is our home!" spoken in an aggressive to as if to defend home.

Created to work together in a sentence, but able to trigger on a synth each word separately to adjust for tempo. Complete sentence was "this is our home!" spoken in an aggressive to as if to defend home.

The question, "you call that dancin'?" with effects. The tail turns from a doot-doot to a flange tap.

An alternate version of the phrase, "now we gonna pour ya up a cuppa that liquid funk," with a doppler from low to high.

Unmixed vocals from a song i recorded, rainbows in oil spills. Use as you please, and please share the results.

The phrase, "is your kidney roundup ready?", a question which can be a non sequitur or contain double entendre.

join me in the sleep deprivation psychosis, we can make a storm on the dancefloor. - j. Gage in seattle. (slowed down ~15% iirc).

A flanged version of the phrase, "is your kidney roundup ready?", with the words chopped and flanged. The effect is somewhat suggestive of a rope whirring through the air, like a lasso.

Saying, "get ready to move your noodley (noodly) appendages," in a somewhat silly way.

The word society repeated with various modifiers, such as "flat society, white society, stoic society" and ending with "and piety in the nude. " done in a i'm-reading-a-serious-poem voice. A few bird chirps sneak into the background from outside.

An odd sounding voice saying "two weeks later" - kinda had a monty python-esque feel in mind when i made it.

Saying, "get ready to move your noodley (noodly) appendages," with a flange and mechanized echo. Perfect for pastafarian exercise mixes.

Country type accent saying, "i'm gonna stick a knife in you, mr pumpkin. Carve out your eyes an' give u a crooked smile. ".

A. Wav audio clip of an adorable small boy toddler/baby saying the word "daddy. " the "baby language" pack is a collection of many baby spoken words for movies and other projects. Royalty-free. :-).

Shouting correction to a small (20-25 lbs) barking dog named spot. First the rat terrier barks then a man commands him to sit and rewards him with a "good boy. ".

Reading a selection (with some editing on the fly) of karen brian breyn's "pulp election". During an interview, she described the subject of the piece as simply, "encroachment. ". Books with more examples of latrotunda:https://www. Amazon. Com/noncirculating-copy-marlowe-blumenkohl/dp/1986027651. Https://www. Amazon. Com/word-smatter-marlowe-blumenkohl-ebook/dp/b08fxytff9.

This is a friend and colleague of mine saying "push it into something i understand" i treated it a bit to give it some extra character to work in a podcast i'm working on.

Reading off the names of north american towns and communities with dollar amounts donated, like a christian television fund drive.

The third installment of reading the titles from spam emails, including such revelations as "she loves it bigger and longer" and "jay leno found taking drugs. ".

We recorded some of the hackers during the barcelona musichackday. We asked them to give us a nerdy description of what they do. Then we cut up some of the words and used them in our installation "music frog duck". This sample is part of this material.

A silly voice saying, "i'm afraid there is no music to play on thanksgiving. We'll all have to sit here in silence or argue about recipes. ".